What is the difference between bullae and lung cancer

Alveoli and lung cancer are two different diseases. Lung cancer is a tumor, while alveoli are airbags that are at risk of rupture. Alveoli are associated with chronic bronchitis, emphysema, congenital malformations and other factors. If the alveoli are too large, minimally invasive thoracoscopic surgery can be considered, but drug treatment is not effective. Alveoli and lung cancer are different. Alveoli can be cured after treatment and will not endanger life. Lung cancer cannot be completely cured and can only be maintained by drugs to delay the progression of the disease. Alveoli and lung cancer are easier to distinguish.

What medicine should I take after chemotherapy for lung cancer?

Generally, no special medication is required after chemotherapy for lung cancer, and it is mainly aimed at symptoms. If you cough and expectorate, you can use cough and expectorant drugs appropriately, drink warm boiled water as much as possible, eat a balanced diet, and avoid spicy and irritating foods. After chemotherapy for gastric cancer, patients can take drugs such as vinorelbine, paclitaxel pemetrexed, and oral peridone. Gastric cancer patients should not stay up late, be tired, eat spicy and irritating foods, smoke and drink, keep warm, or have a cold or a cold. Chemotherapy drugs are used to treat lung cancer, and no other special drugs are needed during this period.

How to treat pericardial effusion caused by lung cancer?

There are many clinical causes of pericardial effusion. Lung cancer is indeed a common cause of pericardial effusion. Local stimulation of cells by tumors may lead to pericardial effusion. Tuberculosis, rheumatism and immune system diseases are also causes of pericardial effusion, which require verification of relevant examination indicators. When the effusion is rapid or the amount of effusion reaches a certain level, the cardiac output and return blood volume will decrease significantly, and clinical symptoms, namely cardiac tamponade, will appear. How to treat pericardial effusion caused by lung cancer.